Sentence examples for clued up on from inspiring English sources

Prepare for those interviews – get clued up on how social media can work best for development and how to build a killer comms strategy.

She's got clued up on the goodie bags too.

Both girls seem clued up on the issues.

She's particularly clued up on the arts and unusual local events.

If you are clued up on this game, you will have seen all that happened on Saturday.

Is the anti-racist movement of today clued up on the origins and tensions that exist between these organisations?

"What we see developing is a market place with much more clued up clients... on that basis we had to be much more focused on our audience".

On Saturday, Vivian Onano, another GGBC girl and one of the creators of the "Hey Sister: Get Clued Up" commitment, was a panelist on the CGIU breakout session, "Education Pathways and Opportunities for Adolescents".

And fully clued up as to what's trending on social media, of course.

Here's the list – read it and share it with people you know who may be less clued-up on these kinds of things.

I've taught a few of the prisoners in this group before and they're mostly pretty clued-up on politics; I decide to ask them what they think about the current Conservative Party leadership election, and which one of the candidates – if any – they would prefer to see as the next Prime Minister.